how far can u c in front of u at night with these?
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Without any streetlights? About 6 feet. It's not a light that's bright enough unless there's street lights.
12109
About 5-6 feet in front of bike when it is complete dark and no road lights, etc.
1933170
about 10-12 feet max . . . line of sight to exposed bulb. For instance, lamp shade you must have angle above or below to work. We find them to be fun, easy to use accents you can put most anywhere.
1065682
I don't have an exact answer but I would wait till they have a little head control and as long as you are wearing it the front way
617237
I would suggest that you at least light them off in an open field of open back yard. I have a small back yard and the houses are close together. I lited one and set it off, almost landed on the neighbors roof, pretty scarey!
2147329
only use my with my Christmas light display and I had no problem with it getting out at least 3 blocks away from home, sorry I cannot tell you in miles.
1871895
Your most likely too far away from your subject. You need to be within about 1 inch.
1795757
Yes you can but it may take you some time to adjust. Depth perception up close is a little off. You can see things close in a wooden area with no moonlight. You are limited to about 100 yards. I would give yourself to time to practice before completely relying on these for a night hiking experience. Personally, I would not hike at night unless I absolutely had to.
1094376
i suit on my jk, in the roof rack and about the distance the only thing i can said is yo do not need more because it lights like day , i hope this can help you. ty for answer.
840836
Sorry I don't know, I bought these for my parents for daytime driving, they don't drive after dark
1389669
these cover about 3.5' foot radius area at about 12 to 15 inches above plant with good growth, I eventually found they do great at 6-7 inches but coverage reduces to around 2-2.5 foot radius, most of the ufo styles have similar coverage , that will help you determine how many you will need. I think 2-4 lights will be good coverage ,,have had great growth and would definitely buy another
1886794
I have had mine set up in the house at about 30 ft and they work fine. My Sirt laser pistol will cast a visible beam on the neighbors garage about 300 yards across the park when it is close to dusk. I was assuming that it would work if the beam was visible but I haven't tested that theory. I can't see the visible beam over 30-40 ft outside on a sunny day. I haven't tried the targets outside yet. I will get back to you when I do
1739977
They would not be great at night. They are really dark. However, they are really cute.
1950617
Not sure, They operate under counter lighting in my kitchen, basically if I move anywhere downstairs the lights will come on at least 30 feet, and probably further.
47081
It all depends where you mount them. If they are on the bumper, they will be fine as long as they're angled properly. If they are mounted up by the windshield, they will blind oncoming traffic. I don't know about the states in your law, but in NY, any auxiliary lighting mounted above the headlights is for off road use only.
2007802
I have a set of three for each vehicle. At NIGHT, they are really bright--they will really get one's attention a good distance away. I wouldn't hesitate to use them for warning at night. In the DAY, I would not use them at all. In the flash mode, The LED that is directly inline with the eye is sort of visible but at 60 feet away, it won't reach out and grab you. The two LEDs on either side of the one inline with the eye are reduced even more in visibility.Bottom line: At night--awesome. In daytime--not!
1346100
That I do not know since I have not taken any nighttime photos. I would say within 30 ft or so??
885230
my friend and I own a pair and we use them all the time. outside, if the sky is clear and there's no buildings between you, they'll reach a solid mile. but indoors our around a lot of buildings, they'll only reach a few hundred yards, if that.